Sentence examples for started unusually from inspiring English sources

ATLANTA — Salvador Dalí's late work started unusually early.

The company was too interesting: ironworkers, painters, sculptors, people whose workdays started unusually early or uncommonly late — people for whom daytime is nighttime.

With Messier, who turned 40 last month, clicking over the first quarter of the season, especially on the power play, the Rangers started unusually fast -- for them.

The decision of the panel was announced nearly seven hours after the hearing started, unusually quickly in misconduct cases where the normal procedure is to wait for the full written judgment to become available, which can take weeks.

Saturday morning started unusually.

Abrams noted the large-scale campaign started unusually early, but this was because the release delay allowed him to show more completed scenes than normal.

We'll start, unusually, with a response that didn't appear anywhere in the Guardian.

Though Hanukkah starts unusually late this year -- the night of Dec. 25 -- the White House decided to rush the season because President Bush is expected to be traveling during the holiday.

"They said, 'If we can get these people, we are going somewhere.' They started offering unusually high salaries by philosophical standards.

Equally privileged are the shows that start unusually late or unusually early (but not too early), because they are less likely to clash with other things and therefore have a better chance of being seen.

Accrington were originally the favourites until backers starting piling "unusually large sums", in cash, on Bury to win.